Blueberry Red Velvet Cupcakes

A twist to the regular Red Velvet Cupcakes, here are some Blueberry Red Velvets that I did in the form of a cupcake bouquet for my MIL-to-be for Mother's Day. A pretty twist to the regular classic that's fun to present to any one that you love. 

This recipe will take you about 1h 15 minutes to 1 h 30 minutes to prepare and I'm rating it a 2 out of 5 for difficulty level. If you're doing it into a bouquet like the one I have in this picture, it should take you about 1 hour 30 minutes with a difficulty level of 4 out of 5. 

This tutorial will show you how to assemble the cupcake bouquet.

Without cupcake bouquet assembly:

With cupcake bouquet assembly:

Red Velvet Cupcakes

Red Velvet Cupcakes. Where should I begin? This cupcake has been so highly requested by many. So here's a tutorial for a really simple Red Velvet Cupcake that doesn't require much effort. You don't even need an electronic mixer for this! This recipe is totally manageable without it. A sturdy spatula is all you need. I adapted this recipe from one that Karen Yee shared.  

This recipe will take you about 1h 15 minutes to 1 h 30 minutes to prepare and I'm rating it a 2 out of 5 for difficulty level.

Red Velvet Pushpops

I've always been very fascinated by these pushpops I've seen in many websites online and I've been dying to try them out for myself. Since I was baking some Red Velvet Cupcakes and had some of these containers, I decided to give it a try. These pushpop containers remind me of these push up ice creams I used to have as a kid! 

Indeed, these ice creams were awesome even though they were messy. I doubt they're being sold anymore now though. Maybe I should do a ice-cream pushpop tutorial too! In any case, this tutorial will show you how to assemble the awesomest Red Velvet Pushpops.

This recipe will take about 1.5 to 2 hours in all to bake and assemble and I rate it a 3/5 for difficulty level. (: